Brett Christensen
United States
Dickinson
North Dakota
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Was there ever any Errata published for the original SPI version?
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Kim Meints
United States
Waterloo
Iowa
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Brett
If there was I would sure take it.I looked in both boxed triligy editions and the Folio & small Zpack and nothing.
Sauron did have a errata page
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Rob Johnson
United States
Anoka
Minnesota
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I don't recall any major issues with the game, nor in Sauron. On the other hand, all of my opponents were both rational and Tolkienistas, so we resolved problems easily.
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Brett Christensen
United States
Dickinson
North Dakota
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Rub the wizard!
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The things I ran into were all minor clarifications if I recall, like, for example: what is the anti personnel range of the catapult (both 2 and 4 hexes are mentioned depending on which rules section you're looking at). Then there was another question about whether it is legal to acquire an enemy catapult.
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Kim Meints
United States
Waterloo
Iowa
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Brett
Max range of the Catapult is 4 when firing at a Wall hex.
When firing in the Anti-Personnel role the max range is only 2
(Yes 2 seperate ranges for 2 seprate roles)
For capturing a catapult I always assumed No.I'm sure SPI would have had the backside in the enemy color like they did in their Thirty Years War quad for capturing enemy artillery.
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Brett Christensen
United States
Dickinson
North Dakota
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Rub the wizard!
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The standard rules booklet lists the catapult anti-personnel range as 4, whereas the Gondor rules list it as 2. We played it as range 2 but a clarification/reason would be helpful.
We also played that you cannot use enemy siege equipment.
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